A ton of different games are on sale currently on the North American Switch eShop. Capcom started a sale on Resident Evil Revelations 1 and 2 today, as did Tom Happ with Axiom Verge. Other titles are discounted as well such as NBA 2K18, Tumblestone, forma.8, and much more.

Amazon UK is running a new sale this week. Depending on how much you spend, you can save up to £20 on a gaming purchase.

Here’s a full breakdown of the offer:

– Spend £150 or more on selected physical video games products and get £20 off using promo code VG20OFF150.
– Spend £75 or more on selected physical video games products and get £10 off using promo code VG10OFF75.
– Spend £35 or more on selected physical video games products and get £5 off using promo code VG5OFF35.

You can find the full lineup of eligible gaming products here. The sale lasts until February 15.

With more and more games releasing on Switch this week, it’s possible that you’re starting to run low on storage. There are some titles out there that are rather bulky in terms of file size, and it could even more of an issue if you prefer digital over physical.

If you’re looking for another storage option, you may want to consider the Sandisk Ultra 200GB microSDXC card on Amazon. It’s currently available for for $69. We’re starting to see microSD cards that are 400GB and up, but since those are currently extremely expensive, this isn’t a bad option.

Best Buy is running a new gaming sale this week. A number of Nintendo-related titles are on sale, including Rocket League ($20), LEGO City Undercover for Switch ($20), Fire Emblem Echoes: Shadows of Valentia ($30), and more.

You can find the full lineup of deals here. Best Buy doesn’t list an end date, but we assume it’ll last through February 17.

All eShops updated today, and a number of new deals are live. On Switch in particular, there are some highlights including the previously-mentioned Golf Story, Rocket League and its DLC, Stikbold!, and more.

Amazon UK has discounted the Xenoblade Chronicles 2 Switch Pro Controller. You can now nab this for £49.99, and it also ships to the US (despite what the page says). If interested, place an order here.